[@GeminiMama6]

That's really full for only two bundles. Your daughter's natural hair is beautiful also. Great video.

[@p.j.billingsley3673]

Looks great!! Glad 2 see another video from you!!!👍

[@sevenzenhair67]

Thank you

[@JaniceEWhite-Stuckey4207]

Go ahead Mom . Beautiful!!

[@dumpling9690]

Awesome job as always and great video! 😊

[@sevenzenhair67]

Thank you

[@1dmparker]

Do you have a photo of the full braid down?

[@shastarjackson]

How did you decide on what origin of hair you wanted to provide. I've been looking at Indian, Vietnamese, and Cambodian. Did you ask your clients? Thanks

[@TheBubblishus]

Cambodian is usually easier to blend as the strands are thicker and slightly coarser, Vietnamese. Indian is the finest and silkiest and hardest to bland with afro hair. So depending on your client's hair texture. Cambodian and Vietnamese are your best bet for afro hair. If it's a humid climate go for something with a natural wave (you can just blow dry the hair and press it to get it silk straight) the hair will frizz slightly like their natural hair and further blend well. As long as its quality hair in theses textures/type you're good.

[@tanaewalker9377]

Hi did you leave any leave out in the back?

[@sevenzenhair67]

No but you can if you plan on doing it

[@tanaewalker4044]

Hi how many bundles did you use on your daughters hair?

[@sevenzenhair67]

Hi. Two

[@samantharobinson5494]

Do you have a video of how you braided the hair

[@sevenzenhair67]

No, I can make one though

[@jawnmiya]

why couldn’t we see how it looked from the front?

[@sevenzenhair67]

Sorry this video is old I was learning how to film

[@jawnmiya]

@@sevenzenhair67 sorry if that came off harsh! But thanks💕